HIV Surveillance: Life Skills Education Programme among in-school Adolescents

HIV Surveillance: Life Skills Education Programme among in-school Adolescents

Reduction in HIV transmission needs continuous, comprehensive and effective communication methods to motivate adolescents to reduce risk of HIV infection. Life skills education, an integral part of school-based AIDS programs, is a timely prevention effort. The main goal of the life skills approach i...

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